ARCHIVES OF
NEUROLOGY PSYCHIATRY
EDITORIAL BOARD
T. H. WEISENBURG, Philadelphia
LOUIS CASAMAJOR, New York H. DOUGLAS SINGER, Chicago
FREDERICK TILNEY, New York STANLEY COBB, Boston
ADOLF MEYER, Baltimore S. W. RANSON, Chicago
WILDER PENFIELD, Montreal, Contributing Member
VotumME 30
1933
PUBLISHERS
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
CHICAGO, ILL.
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 30
JULY, 1933. NUMBER 1
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Cerebral Hemispheres of the American Black Bear (Ursus Americanus) :
Morphologic and Phylogenetic Characteristics. Wilbur K. Smith, M.D.,
Motor Cortex of the Bear (Ursus Americanus): A Physiologic and Histo-
logic Study. Wilbur K. Smith, M.D., Rochester, N. Y..............--55 14
Studies on the Cerebral Cortex: I. Localized Control of Placing and
Hopping Reactions in the Cat and Their Normal Management by Small
Cortical Remnants. Philip Bard, Ph.D., Boston....................006. 40
Xanthomatosis and the Central Nervous System (Schiiller-Christian Syn-
drome). Charles Davison, M.D., New 75
Role of the Anterior Roots in Visceral Sensibility. Theodore T. Stone, M.D.,
Intracranial Hydrodynamics: II. Influence of Rapid Decompression of the
Ventriculosubarachnoid Spaces on the Occurrence of Edema of the Brain.
Jules H. Masserman, M.D., Baltimore, and Walter F. Schaller, M.D.,
Halogen Balance of Blood, Spinal Fluid and Urine in Patients with Con-
vulsive States on Bromide-Chloride Therapy. J. Notkin, M.D.; Teresa
Garcia, M.A., and John A. Killian, Ph.D., New York................... 114
Organic Functions in Schizophrenia. R. G. Hoskins, Ph.D., M.D., Boston,
and F. H. Sleeper, M.D., Worcester, Mass...............ccecceeeseeees 123
Blood-Cerebrospinal Fluid Barrier in Alcoholic Disorders and in Schizo-
phrenia Complicated by Alcoholism: Distribution Ratios of Bromide,
Calcium, Sugar and Chlorides. D. Rothschild, M.D., and Evelyn R.
Polycythemia Rubra Vera: Neurologic Complications ; Report of Four Cases.
BeRoy HH. Slat, MEP Chicago: 154
Mechanical Factors Governing the Tromner Reflex. Melbourne J. Cooper,
Clinical Notes :
Use of Sodium Amytal in Prevention of Reactions Associated with
Lumbar Puncture. George V. Kulchar, M.D., and Allen D. King,
Staining of Oligodendroglia and of Microglia in Celloidin Sections.
Arthur Weil, M.D., and Harold A. Davenport, M.D., Chicago....... 175
Obituary :
Society Transactions :
New York Neurological Society and Section of Neurology and Psychiatry,
New York Academy of Medicine... 210
Boston Society of Psychiatry and Neurology...................20eee+++ 232
AUGUST, 1933. NUMBER 2
Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex Arc. R. Lorente de N6, M.D., St. Louis........... 245
Corticifugal Pathways for Mastication, Lapping and Other Motor Functions in
the Cat. H. W. Magoun, M.S.; S. W. Ranson, M.D., and C. Fisher,
Colloid Tumors of the Third Ventricle. H. M. Zimmerman, M.D., and
William J. German, M.D., New Haven, Conn......................0005- 309
Myelitic and Myelopathic Lesions: IV. Traumatic Lesions of the Spinal
Cord; a Clinicopathologic Study. Charles Davison, M.D., and Moses
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AUGUST—Continued
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Thrombosis of Intracranial Arteries: Report of Three Cases Involving,
Respectively, the Anterior Cerebral, Basilar and Internal Carotid Arteries.
The Argyll Robertson Pupil: An Anatomic-Physiologic Explanation of the
Phenomenon, with a Survey of Its Occurrence in Neurosyphilis.
H. Houston Merritt, M.D., and Merrill Moore, M.D., Boston............ 357
Epilepsy: XIII. Aura in Epilepsy; a Statistical Review of 1,359 Cases.
- William G. Lennox, M.D., and Stanley Cobb, M.D., Boston............. 374
A Cooperative Research in Schizophrenia. R. G. Hoskins, Ph.D., M.D.,
Boston, and Francis H. Sleeper, M.D.; David Shakow, A.M.; E. M.
Jellinek, M.Ed.; Joseph M. Looney, M.D., and Milton H. Erickson, M.D.,
Clinical Notes:
A Case of Human Brain Detect: Failure of the Opercula to Cover the
Left Insula. Byron L. Robinson, Little Rock, Ark................. 402
Special Article:
Training of the Neurologist. Jean Lhermitte, M.D., Paris, France....... 405
Obituary :
Society Transactions :
New York Neurological Society and New York Academy of Medicine,
Section of Neurology and Psychiatry 446
Boston Society of Psychiatry and Neurology.................00cceeeeee 456
SEPTEMBER, 1933. NUMBER 3
Familial Spastic Paralysis: Report of Three Cases in One Family and
Observation at Necropsy. Harry A. Paskind, M.D., and Theodore T.
Reflex Changes After Injury to the Pyramidal Tract in the Macaque, Gibbon
and Chimpanzee. William Schick, M.D., New York.................06- 501
Disturbances in Visuomotor Gestalt Function in Organic Brain Disease
Associated with Sensory Aphasia. Lauretta Bender, M.D.. New York... 514
Clinical Variables in Schizoid Personalities. Jacob Kasanin, M.D., Howard,
The Blood Cholesterol in Schizophrenia. Joseph M. Looney, M.D., and
Hazel M. Childs; B:S., M.S., Worcester, 567
Optic Pseudoneuritis and Pseudopapilledema. Robert K. Lambert, M.D., and
Myelitic and Myelopathic Lesions: V. Compression of the Spinal Cord by
Expanding Lesions Producing Mild, Moderate or Marked Interference
with the Circulation Leading to Mvyelopathy. Moses Keschner, M.D.,
Clinical Notes :
Aneurysm of the Internal Carotid Artery: Report of a Case Simulating
Tumor of the Pituitary. Robert Zollinger, M.D., and Elliott C.
Spheno-Occipital Chordoma: Report of a Case. Meyer Cantor, M.D.,
Dwarfism and Ocular Defects in Heredofamilial Disease of the Central
Nervous System. Bela Mittelmann, M.D., New York.............. 621
Special Article:
The Neuropsychiatrist and the Pediatrician. Borden S. Veeder, M.D.,
Society Transactions :
New York Academy of Medicine, Section of Neurology and Psychiatry... 684
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 30
OCTOBER, 1933. NUMBER 4
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Cerebral Localization of Epileptic Manifestations. Wilder Penfield, M.D., and
Lyle Gage, M:D:, Montreal, Canadas ees 709
Hypothalamus and Temperature Control. H. C. Bazett, M.D.; B. J. Alpers,
M.D., and W. H. Erb, M.D., Philadelphia...................cceceeeees 728
Cerebral Localization in Cerebrovascular Disease. Charles Davison, M.D.;
S. Philip Goodhart, M.D., and William Needles, M.D., New York....... 749
Cerebral Circulation: XXIII. Induced Variations in Volume Flow Through
the Brain Perfused at Constant Pressure. Jacob Finesinger, M.D., and
Megalencephaly with Diffuse Glioblastomatosis of the Brain Stem and the
Cerebellum. Arthur Weil, M.D., Chicago.............0.ccceeeecceeees 795
Myotonia Atrophica with Cataract: Report of Three Cases. Leo L. Mayer,
M.D., and Joseph A.. Luhan, M.D., Chicago. .... 810
Verified Tumor of the Temporal Lobe: A Critical Review of Fifty-Two
Cases. Stuart N. Rowe, M.D., Philadelphia.....................-ceeeee 824
Akinesia Algera. William G. Spiller, M.D., Philadelphia................... 843
Hughlings Jackson’s Views on Mentation: Their Value for the Psychiatrist.
meen Lovin, Pies 848
Clinical Notes : ‘
A Case of Intrapontile Glioma: Differentiation of Syndromes Referable to
Progressive Involvement of the Pontile, Mesencephalic and Bulbar
Regions. Lewellys F. Barker, M.D., Baltimore.................--- 875
Impaction of a Neuroepithelial Cyst in the Third Ventricle of the Brain.
Carl O. Rinder, M.D., and Paul R. Cannon, M.D., Chicago.......... 880
Special Article:
“Corticalization” of Function and Functional Localization in the Cerebral
Cortex. J. G. Dusser de Barenne, M.D., New Haven, Conn.........
Abstracts from Current Literature... 902
Society Transactions :
New York Academy of Medicine, Section of Neurology and Psychiatry.. 937
Soston Society of Psychiatry and 947
NOVEMBER, 1933. NUMBER 5
Cerebral Circulation: NXNIV. A. Action of Epinephrine on Pial Vessels;
B. Action of Pituitary and Pitressin on Pial Vessels; C. Vasomotor
Response in the Pia and in the Skin. H. S. Forbes, M.D.; K. H. Finley,
M.D... and G. 1. Nason, Bostic. 957
Cerebral Circulation: XXVIII. Action on the Pial Arteries of the Convulsants
Caffeine, Absinth, Camphor and Picrotoxin. Jacob E. Finesinger, M.D.,
Cereberal Blood Flow Preceding and Accompanying Experimental Convul-
sions, F. A. Gibbs, M.D.,. Philadeiphia... 1003
Ventriculographic Interpretation. Arne Torkildsen, M.D., Oslo, Norway, and
Wilder Penfield, M.D., F.R.C.S., Montreal, Canada.................000- 1011
Anatomic and Functional Relationships of the Nucleus Dorsalis (Clarke's
Column) and of the Dorsal Spinocerebellar Tract (Flechsig’s). Isadore
Changes in the Brain in Legal Electrocution. George B. Hassin, M.D.,
Hemorrhage into Gliomas: A Review of Eight Hundred and Thirty-Two
Consecutive Verified Cases of Glioma. Eric Oldberg, M.D., Chicago. ...1061
Mvyelitic and Myelopathic Lesions: VI. Cases with Marked Circulatory Inter-
ference and a Picture of Syringomyelia. Charles Davison, M.D., and
Growth of a Localized Functional Center in a Relatively Equipotential Ner-
vous Organ. G. FE. Coghill, Ph.D., Sc.D.. Philadelphia 1086
Alcohol Injected Intravenously : Its Penetration into the Cerebrospinal
Fluid in Man. Henry G. Mehrtens, M.D., and Henry W. Newman, M.D.,
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NOVEMBER—Continued
Clinical Notes :
Astrocytoma of the Cerebellum: Survival Period of Forty-Five Years
Without Operation. Louis Hausman, M.D., and Lewis Stevenson,
Special Articles :
Preparation for Psychiatry. Adolf Meyer, M.D., Baltimore............. 1111
Constitution and By-Laws of the American Neurological Association.
Henry Alsop Riley, M:D:., New 1126
Society Transactions :
New York Neurological Society and New York Academy oi Medicine,
Sections of Neurology and Psychiatry 11
Boston Society of Psychiatry and 1178
DECEMBER, 1933. NUMBER 6
The Central Path of the Pupilloconstrictor Reflex in Response to Light.
S. W. Ranson, M.D., and H. W. Magoun, M.S., Chicago............... 1193
Electrical Excitability and Cyto-Architecture of the Premotor Cortex in
Pericapillary Encephalorrhagia Due to Arsphenamine: So-Called Arsphen-
amine Encephalitis. Joseph H. Globus, M.D., and Solomon W. Ginsburg,
The Myth of the Occipitofrontal Association Tract. Joshua Rosett, M.D.,
Dystrophia Myotonica: A Clinicopathologic Study. Moses Keschner, M.D.,
and: Chartes Davison, MD. New 1259
Controlled Spinal Anesthesia: Its Value in Establishing Appropriate Levels
for Chordotomy. Temple Fay, M.D., and Nicholas Gotten, M.D.,
Puncture of the Cisterna Magna: A Modification of Ayer’s Method, Used
More Than Five Thousand Times. L. H. Gilman, M.D., and G. F.
Iexperimental Vitamin (A, Bi, Be, and B Complex) Deficiency: Histologic
Changes in the Central Nervous System. Roy R. Grinker, M.D., and
Sedimentation Rate of the Blood in Schizophrenia. H. Freeman, M.D.,
Relationship of Arterial Blood Pressure to Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressure in
Man. Frank Fremont-Smith, M.D., and H. Houston Merritt, M.D.,
Psychopathology: A Plea for a more Constructive Attitude. Edward A.
Reflexes from the Knee Joint. Alfred Stengel, Jr.. Edward L. Hammond
Special Articles :
Primary Paralysis Agitans (Primary Atrophy of Efferent Striatal and
Pallidal Systems): Further Consideration of a System Disease of the
Paralysis Agitans Type; Its Relation to the Syndromes of the Corpus
Striatum. J. Ramsay Punt, New York. 1332
Sex and Internal Secretions: A Survey of Recent Research. Vera G.
Society Transactions :
Boston Society of Psychiatry and Neurology........:...............08. 1409